How to channel purpose beyond a successful career

The pandemic sweeping America is work without purpose.

Satisfaction is good at 65% of U.S. workers (ZIPPIA, 6/28/22).

But, passion is low at only 20%.

“Work is of two kinds: first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth’s surface relative to other matter; second, telling other people to do so.” Bertrand Russell

Many folks are successful at work but struggle without purpose.

Even more retire without purpose.

Recently, I was fascinated by an artist in the 19th century who struggled with the same thing.

James Tissot painted high society Paris during the age of Impressionism and mentored well-known artists like Degas. He was immensely talented and successful.

Picnic with a purpose
The Picnic, 1876, oil by James Tissot/WikiArt

But, something was lacking.

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